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Clearing Out the Camera Gear - For Sale

Simon Damborg — Wed, 16 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMT

After years of using a crop sensor as my primary, and an old A7II body as my backup for events & full frame, I finally made the switch to a full fram A7CII as my primary lens, so time to cleanup and clear-out some of the less used pieces!

Will eventually get around to listing these on marketplace, everything is up for conversation or trade...

Sony E 16-55mm f/2.8 G — $999

Has been my daily driver for years - incredible lens and the go-to for majority of people shooting on a sony crop body. Not the latest model, so a lot more affordable than the newer options!

Constant f/2.8 across the whole range, no light lost as you zoom
Frames like a 24-82, which covers almost everything
The lens that lived on my a6400 for years... the one I'll actually miss
Serial 1813028, hood and (3d printed) caps included

Sony FE 24-50mm f/2.8 G — $899

Basically brand new, bought it when I got my full frame body but decided I should have sprung for the 24-70 since I don't mind the extra weight on my daily driver. This is a great option if you are looking for something a bit smaller / lighter (and much more affordable). Open to trades or combo if you want to pair this up with the A7ii body below.

Full frame f/2.8 in a shockingly small package
Weighs almost nothing in a bag
Sharp wide open

Sony E 15mm f/1.4 G — $639

A great quality and fun wide prime lens to shoot with. Great for anything indoor, low light, and super sharp with that 1.4 aperature.

Wide, fast, and TINY
f/1.4 eats low light for breakfast
Great for video and tight indoor spaces
My "one lens, don't want to think about it" lens for a while
Hood and caps included

Sony a7 II body — $600

My first full frame, still takes a lovely photo in 2026! Primarily used this as my secondary body when shooting at events. Older model, still works great and takes great photos - body is definitely used, but everything works great. Open to trades or combos.

24 megapixels, in-body stabilization
Cheapest honest way into full frame
Being straight: it's been USED. Grip and edges show wear. Everything works, nothing rattles, shutter count on request

Sony FE 50mm f/1.8 — $189

The classic first prime - a must have if you're shooting portraits or anything of the sort. Was my favorite prime lines before I started spending a lot more $$ on zooms.

Biggest jump in image quality a beginner can buy for the money
Everyone's first "whoa" photo comes from a fifty
Not a pro lens (autofocus hunts, soft wide open) but at this price who cares

Sony E 16-50mm kit lens — Free with any other purchase

Tiny pancake, fits in a jacket pocket with the camera attached. Free if you want it with any other purchase :)

New Camera: Sony a7C II (ILCE-7CM2)

Simon Damborg — Tue, 25 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT

After years of amateur photography it was finally time to make the switch to a full frame body, and it's glorius.

What is TheSport.Fit?

Simon Damborg — Mon, 01 Jun 2026 00:00:00 GMT

After running almost 30 seasons of the Functional Fitness League, I learned a lot. Not just about event coordination and management, but about movement standards, judging, and volunteer management too.

Right now, the sport runs almost entirely on volunteers. If we can earn government recognition, we open the door to real funding: the kind that can pay for professional technical officials instead of relying on volunteers forever.

To get that recognition, we need to meet Sport Canada's requirements, plus international sport accord standards. That's a mountain of paperwork and process most federations don't have the time or tools to manage well.

So I built TheSport.Fit. Software that takes everything I learned managing functional fitness and turns it into a platform for national and international governing bodies: membership, competition and qualification management, technical official certification, club directories, governance tools, all built around the standards these federations actually need to meet. The goal is simple: get internationally recognized movement standards and technical officials into the hands of every federation that wants them, faster and cheaper than building it themselves.

I've donated the full product to the Canadian Functional Fitness Federation (CF3) to serve as our beta tester, and it's already running their 2026 National Championship registrations. Next: rolling out subdomains and back end access to all 50 federations under the IF3 (International Functional Fitness Federation), so each one can meet sport accord requirements with efficient, transparent governance of their own.

Check it out: http://cf3.thesport.fit

Insta360 X5

Simon Damborg — Thu, 01 Jan 2026 00:00:00 GMT

Tamron 35-150mm F/2-2.8 Di III VXD (A058)

Simon Damborg — Tue, 01 Oct 2024 00:00:00 GMT

Full-frame E-mount zoom, f/2 at the wide end tapering to f/2.8 at 150mm. Covers wide through short telephoto in one lens. Big and heavy compared to the rest of the kit.

The Movement Library Database & Schools.fit

Simon Damborg — Thu, 15 Dec 2022 00:00:00 GMT

Unified Movement Standards Database

Athletes and judges deserve consistency when it comes to movement standards. I am working directly with Brent Fikowski of the PFAA as well as the AFJ team to create a unified database for all variations of Functional Fitness.

Professional Fitness Athletes' Association (PFAA)
Association of Fitness Judges (AFJ)
Canadian Functional Fitness Federation (CFFF)

Check it out

Schools.fit - resources for parents & teachers

Building out a database of resources for teachers and parents to help keep kids moving. Everything from movement demos, training principals and nutrition advice tailored to kids and families.

Check it out

Sony E 15mm F1.4 G (SEL15F14G)